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Yeah, so I was actually calling. I live paycheck to paycheck, man. I make like right under 40 grand a year.

My wife doesn't work. She stays at home with the kids. I've cut costs, I mean, as much as possible,

and we're still just not really saving any money.

Like, I just feel like I'm beating my head against the wall and I'm trying to get us into a house and

things like that. But my main question is, what is the best way for somebody like me? I have no

retirement. I have no savings. I have nothing for the future. I'm 32.

You got to make more money, brother. Like, you're not making, you're not making 40 grand. What do you do for a living?

I'm a cemetery maintenance manager. Okay. And, you know, I work 40 hours a week or whatever, but I, I'm, uh, I'm a cemetery maintenance manager. Okay. Um, and, you know, work 40 hours a week or

whatever, but I, I started my own business this year, uh, landscaping and stuff.

Mm-hmm. What's that bringing in? It's gone, it's gone pretty well. I brought in right at like

18,000 this first year. Okay. Um, but I've also spent every single dollar getting new better equipment, just, you know,

stuff like that.

So you invested it all back in?

You didn't.

Yeah.

And next year, I'm actually in a good spot to, I think, actually make a profit.

But I haven't paid myself out of that business.

And I feel like I'm just killing

myself trying to juggle everything and then not getting anywhere on top. Well, let me,

let me bust in here. Tell me, tell me a little bit more about your financial snapshot,

because we know that you're making the 40,000. I'm not going to lie to you. It's going to be

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